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Rakuten Securities Australia offers the ability to fund your forex account, using multiple channels and payment methods, which provides flexibility and eliminates frustrating downtime. Forex funding is offered using four different base currencies, which can eliminate the need to convert your portfolio to your home currency.
Funding Options at Rakuten Securities Australia
Rakuten Securities Australia provides you with several channels and payment methods to fund your forex account:
NAB
Domestic and International Bank Wire
Transfer money directly from your bank account to our NAB bank account to fund your account. We have four separate bank accounts to receive AUD, USD, EUR or GBP.
Fees
Deposit: None1
Withdrawal: AUD $25.00, USD $25.00, EUR €20.00 or GBP £15.00. Domestic AUD Withdrawal fee will be waived.
Estimated Processing Time
Domestic: 1-2 business days2
International: 3-5 business days2
CREDIT/DEBIT CARD
VISA, MASTER CARD
Fund your trading account instantly with your credit or debit card. *Only available for USD and AUD base accounts. *Withdraw amount via credit or debit card is up to the deposited amount.
Fees
Deposit: None Withdrawal: None *If you deposit and withdraw without trading fees may apply.
Limitation
$10,000 USD upper limit per transaction
Estimated Processing Time
Deposit: Up to 25 minutes Withdrawal: Up to 3-4 business days²
Neteller
eWallet
Fund your Neteller eWallet to make deposits into your trading account.
Depending on how you fund your Neteller eWallet, Neteller may charge you a fee. For more information please visit the Neteller website. Deposits from Neteller eWallets to Rakuten Securities Australia incur no fee.
*Deposits to Neteller made from Mastercard are not currently available.
Fees
Deposit: None
Withdrawal: 2%
Estimated Processing Time
Deposit: Instant2
Withdrawal: Up to 1-2 business days2
Skrill
eMoney
Fund your Skrill eMoney wallet to make deposits into your trading account.
Depending on how you fund your Skrill digital wallet, Skrill may charge you a fee. For more information please visit the Skrill website. Deposits from Skrill digital wallets to Rakuten Securities Australia incur no fee.
*Clients from the EEA (European Economic Area) will be unable to fund their accounts via Skrill from 30th of November, 2018
*Mastercard is currently not accepted for deposit via Skrill
Fees
Deposit: None
Withdrawal: 2%
Estimated Processing Time
Deposit: Instant2
Withdrawal: Up to 1-2 business days2
China Union Pay
Fund your trading account with China Union Pay. We only accept US dollars from Chinese clients. Chinese Yuan from your Union Pay account will be automatically converted to US dollars using an up-to-date exchange rate. Deposits from Union Pay incur no fee.
Fees
Deposit: None
Withdrawal: None
Estimated Processing Time
Deposit: Instant2
Withdrawal: Up to 3 business days2
INSTANT TRANSFER FOR SOUTH EAST ASIA
You can fund your account instantly from all major banks in Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam.
Your Malaysian Ringgit, Thai Baht, Indonesian Rupiah or Vietnamese Dong will be automatically converted into US Dollars using our current exchange rate.
Fees
Deposit: None
Withdrawal: None
Estimated Processing Time
Deposit: Instant2
Withdrawal: Up to 3 business days2
Payment Options
There are various types of payment options via Skrill or Neteller.
Your first deposit will be verified by our team and subsequent deposits will be processed automatically.
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Visa
Credit, Debit, or Electron via Neteller or Skrill
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Maestro
Debit via Neteller
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Amex
Credit via Skrill
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Bitcoin
Cryptocurrency via Neteller or Skrill
How Can You Fund Your Rakuten Securities Australia Account?
Rakuten Securities Australia provides several options for forex account funding. You can add money to your account in one of four currencies including the US dollar (USD), the Australian dollar (AUD), The Euro (EUR) and the British Pound (GBP). You can open multiple accounts funding each with a different currency. When you initially fund your account, you will need to choose one of the four base currencies.